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Manchester United legend Sir Alex Ferguson changed the club's standing in the game forever during his iconic reign, but even he made mistakes in the transfer market

Just six months after leaving Leeds United towards the end of a relegation campaign, Victor Orta has returned to former club Sevilla to lead a new chapter in Spain

Lewis Hamilton has finally had enough of his Mercedes W14 car after a dismal Sprint race in Brazil in which the team's upgrades didn't stop him from slipping backwards

Jurgen Klopp has signed 37 players during his eight years as Liverpool manager, with the arrivals helping him win the Premier League, Champions League, FA Cup and Carabao Cup

Xabi Alonso scored the first of two Liverpool goals from inside his own half at Luton Town way back in 2006 with his strike earning one fan £25k after his ambitious bet came in

The OL Reign and San Diego Wave face each other in the play-off semi-final match on route to the NWSL Championship match as both USA stars bid to avenge the summer's woes

Manchester United have tried and failed to replicate the success of Sir Alex Ferguson since the Scot departed with a host of players coming through the Old Trafford door

England captain Harry Kane has set a new Bundesliga record following his rapid start at Bayern Munich and even grabbed a second consecutive hat-trick against Borussia Dortmund

Mikel Arteta was expected to make as many as five new signings last summer and though he made four eventually, only one was a player people expected to join Arsenal

The FIA made changes ahead of the Brazilian Grand Prix to combat the issue of drivers blocking their rivals in the pit lane, but Max Verstappen thinks a fresh issue has been created

Manchester United manager signed a host of legendary players during his time at the helm, but AI has picked out five of those signings who stand above all others

Social media is already having a huge impact on the growth in popularity of women's football with TikTok at the heart of things - from Earps to Burnley here's how they are helping change the game

Jose Mourinho was tipped for Champions League success when he took over as Tottenham manager in November 2019, but instead he failed to get beyond the round of 16

Max Verstappen starts the Brazilian Grand Prix on pole with Charles Leclerc alongside him on the front row, while Lewis Hamilton has already ruled himself out of winning the race

Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool will move within a point of Premier League leaders Manchester City if they beat Luton on Sunday - with the game taking place at Kenilworth Road

Mikel Arteta made his feelings known as he lamented the goal that saw Arsenal loss for the first time in the Premier League as Newcastle bagged a vital three points

Manchester United eased some concerns with a narrow win over Fulham, with boss Erik ten Hag lashing out at his side's critics after they secured a much-needed three points

Erik ten Hag is feeling the pressure at Manchester United after suffering heavy defeats to Manchester City in the Premier League and Newcastle in the Carabao Cup

Graeme Souness recently watched some action from the Saudi Pro League and has joked that he, at the age of 70, could play alongside Jordan Henderson such is the poor level

Bruno Fernandes came up with Manchester United's late win at Fulham and, after the player's leadership style was criticised, David de Gea cryptically gave his opinion on the captain

Ryan Moore executed a brilliant move to sneak up the inside on the final turn and capture the £3.2 million Breeders’ Cup Turf on Derby winner Auguste Rodin

Iago Aspas had a failed spell at Liverpool but has been a revelation at Celta Vigo, though he looks set to find himself in hot water with La Liga bosses after throwing a VAR monitor in anger

Wolves and Gary O'Neil were on the wrong end of another controversial refereeing decision, that was backed up by VAR, with Sheffield United prospering as they gained a first win of the season

Isthmian League South East Division outfit Cray Valley Paper Mills are bidding to execute an FA Cup first-round giant-killing when they make the four-mile trip across south east London

Liverpool face Luton in a league fixture for the first time in 21 years, with Jurgen Klopp full of admiration for the miraculous journey that has taken the Hatters to the Premier League